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The local government’s tourist information center in Swindon, England, told author Mark Sutton that his World War I-themed book, “Tell Them of Us,” could not be sold in its bookstore unless Sutton demonstrated that he had liability insurance, not for potentially libelous passages but in case readers, for example, suffered paper cuts turning the pages. Said Swindon Borough Council spokesman Richard Freeman, “We have to cover every eventuality.” [Evening Standard (London), 2-24-07]
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April 30th, 2007 at 6:25 am
Interesting read, no doubt about that